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AATC is currently a member of the US Green Building Council. |
The USGBC is a non-profit organization that promotes sustainability in how buildings are designed, built and operated. The USGBC, in an effort to transform the “built” environment to sustainability, developed the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Certification process, also known as LEED. AATC has currently registered the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport for the LEED Existing Building Operations and Maintenance Certification process. LEED is a suite of standards for environmental sustainability in the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings.
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Welcome to Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation
"Facility Management Solutions"
 The Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation is located on the third floor of the North Terminal complex at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As a not for profit organization, AATC works diligently to provide value while delivering a full range of facility management solutions from project and construction management, to interior lighting and facility maintenance. With more than 25 years of experience and an unrivaled level of professionalism AATC remains focused on the quality and service excellence that makes Hartsfield - Jackson Atlanta International Airport the world's busiest and most well maintained International Airport.
The Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation (AATC) was formed in 1979 to fulfill the Contracting Airlines lease requirement for operation and maintenance of the Terminal Complex at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport. Under their leases, the airlines are responsible for operating and maintaining the entire facility. AATC was chartered and organized under the precept that an airline-owned and controlled management team would provide the most efficient and effective operational and maintenance services at the facility.
AATC provides a full range of building management, maintenance and ancillary services. In the joint-leased areas of the facility (corridors, ticketing lobby, transit mall, common aircraft ramp areas, etc.), AATC has full responsibility for all services including heating and air conditioning;housekeeping; systems and building maintenance; lost and found; security; and elevator and escalator maintenance.
In the exclusively-leased facilities,(gate holdrooms; airline office areas; etc.), AATC provides similar services as requested by the lessee. In addition, AATC operates and maintains the Central Mechanical Plant which provides hot and chilled water for air conditioning throughout the facility. Services are provided to the concessionaires and other airport tenants on a fully reimbursable basis.
AATC is committed to delivering quality services on a timely basis at a reasonable cost, while sustaining Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport's reputation as the world's finest maintained passenger terminal complex.
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In a continuing effort to better serve the airport community the Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation has created this web site to assist us in resolving maintenance issues throughout the airport. If you have a maintenance problem in your area in need of our attention please complete the form below and submit it to our communications center. Please follow the guidelines for reporting problems to AATC.
If this is a maintenance emergency please call the communication center directly @ 404-530-2112
 
The AATC Lost & Found is a good place to start if you have lost something while traveling through Hartsfield - Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Items that are lost in common areas of the airport including security checkpoints may have made it into our system. Using the FoundIt! system, you can submit a lost item claim with us and continue to check for your lost item for up to 60 days of the day it was lost. We make every effort to locate and return all items turned into to our system.
If you cant find your item in the FoundIT system click here to see a list of Lost & Found departments operated by the carriers.
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